Dubai, the miracle city in the desert, is the central city in the Middle East for tourism. It is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates and the capital of Dubai Emirate, one of the seven emirates of the country. Located in the central Middle East, it is a flat desert land facing the Persian Gulf.
Dubai is the economic and financial center of the Middle East, and it is also a major transportation hub for passengers and goods in the region. Oil revenue has facilitated Dubai's early development, and after oil, the city's economy primarily relies on tourism, aviation, real estate, and financial services. Dubai also attracts worldwide attention through large-scale construction projects and sports events.
Dubai is home to the tallest man-made structure Burj Khalifa, as well as the world's largest artificial island project, Palm Islands.
✅Burj Khalifa: Shaped like a space rocket and filled with futuristic style, it stands prominently among the skyscrapers. With a height of 828 meters, it has observation decks on the 124th and 148th floors, making it the tallest building in the world.
✅Palm Islands: Consisting of four groups of islands including Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, Deira Island, and The World Islands, the entire Palm Islands project costs $14 billion and is built entirely using sand and rocks. The islands stretch for 12 kilometers and extend 5.5 kilometers into the Arabian Gulf, transforming Dubai's coastline from a straight line to a curve, extending over 720 kilometers in total.
🔍Attractions:
☀️1. Skydiving is highly popular and safe, with personal instructors and photographers capturing your experience.
☀️2. There are many luxury villas on the islands, accompanied by gyms, swimming pools, cinemas, and the mesmerizing musical fountain.
☀️3. The infrastructure on the islands is well-developed, providing various dining, entertainment, and recreational options.
✅Shopping Malls: Shopping is an essential part of Dubai's culture and lifestyle. Dubai Mall is the best and largest shopping mall, housing 1,200 stores as well as a large aquarium, an indoor skating rink, and a real dinosaur skeleton.
✅Gold Souk: Dubai has a Gold Souk in the old city area, which is the world's third-largest trading hub for gold. The tightly-packed shops offer a wide range of jewelry, including bracelets, necklaces, rings, diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and more, exuding luxury and prestige. The Gold Souk is only one street, less than a kilometer in length, but it feels like a real treasure trove.
⭕️Travel preparation: Only passport and ID are required. Visa can be obtained upon arrival, making it easy to travel to Dubai.